U.S. Navy Supply Corps School

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OUR COURSES

BASIC SUPPLY OFFICER COURSE (BSOC)
The objective of the 20-week Basic Supply Officer Course (BSOC) is to prepare newly commissioned Supply Corps officers for entry into the fleet. This course provides detailed, job-related technical instruction. The BSOC is an in-depth study of the Supply System encompassing the following areas of an afloat supply department: supply management, food service, retail operations, disbursing management, leadership and management, and personnel administration.

- SUPPLY OFFICER ACTIVE COMPONENT COURSES (In Residence) -
Basic Supply Officer Course (O-3 & below)
~ 140 Students | 20 Weeks | 4 Times Yearly
Intermediate Supply Officer Course (ISOC) (O-4 & below)
~ 120 Students | 4 Weeks | 4 Times Yearly
Advanced Supply Officer Course (ASOC)(O-5)
~ 20 Students | 8 Days | Once Yearly

- RESERVE COMPONENT COURSES -
Basic Supply Officer Course Navy Reserve
3 Weeks in Residence | 2 Weeks Mobile Training
~ 20 Students | 5 phases over 15 Months
Reserve Supply Management Advanced Refresher Training
(In Residence)
~ 60 Students | 2 Weeks | 4 Times Yearly
Mobile Training
~ 60 Students | 2 Weeks | 4 Times Yearly

- TARGETED TRAINING COURSES -
Transportation of Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT)
(In Residence)
~ 450 Students | 2 Weeks | 26 Times Yearly
Joint Aviation Supply and Maintenance Material Management (JASMMM)
(In Residence)
~ 250 Students | 2 Weeks | 7 Times Yearly
(Mobile Training)
~ 200 Students | 2 Weeks | 4 Times Yearly
COJASMMM
(Mobile Training)
~ 150 Students | 1 Day | 8 Times Yearly
Introduction to Expeditionary Logistics (IEL)
~ 30 Students | 2 Weeks | Twice Yearly
Advanced Management Program (AMP)
~ 120 Students | 2 Weeks | 4 Times Yearly

- INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (In Residence) -
International Logistics Executive Advanced Development (ILEAD)
~ 10 Students | 7 Weeks | Once Yearly
International Officer Supply Course (IOSCO)
~ 30 Students | 9 Weeks | Twice Yearly
*Each class includes 3 weeks of travel

11/06/2026

BSOC students from Class 27-010 at NSCS completed their first Level of Knowledge Board, marking an important milestone in the Foundations portion of their training.

The assessment reinforces the foundational knowledge necessary for future Supply Corps officers to understand the operational environment and the role of logistics in supporting Navy and joint force missions.

The first board represents an important milestone in the officers development, reinforcing that professional excellence requires more than technical knowledge, it also requires the confidence and communication skills to apply and convey that knowledge in the fleet.

11/04/2026

Bringing the fleet experience into the classroom!

NSCS recently hosted another Fleet Day, giving students the opportunity to hear firsthand from instructors about their experiences serving aboard Navy ships and operating in the fleet.

Through personal stories, lessons learned, and real-world insight, instructors shared valuable perspectives on shipboard life, the challenges of supporting the fleet, and what students can expect as they prepare for their next assignments.

These conversations provide students with a unique opportunity to learn beyond the classroom, ask questions, and gain a better understanding of how their training translates into supporting the Navy's mission at sea.

10/28/2026

🌟 Congratulations to Ms. Annie Snyder, Junior Civilian of the Quarter! 🌟

Ms. Snyder’s dedication and commitment to excellence make a meaningful impact at Navy Supply Corps School. From coordinating training quotas and supporting students across multiple commands to improving instructor feedback processes and ensuring access to critical training, her efforts demonstrate exceptional customer service and mission support.

Thank you, Ms. Snyder, for your outstanding contributions and professionalism!

10/27/2026

This morning, Navy Supply Corps School staff participated in a professional development session with Commander Bing focused on the logistical challenges encountered during the attack in Bahrain earlier this year.

Drawing on real-world operational experience, the discussion provided valuable insight into the complexities of logistics in a dynamic operational environment and the challenges Sailors face when sustaining operations under pressure. It reinforces an important lesson: logistics is about more than moving supplies. It’s about anticipating challenges, adapting to changing circumstances, and ensuring people receive the support they need when it matters most.

For the team at NSCS, these firsthand experiences help keep our training relevant and grounded in the realities of the fleet. By learning from those who have faced these challenges, our staff can continue strengthening the knowledge and perspective they bring to preparing the Navy's next generation of Supply Corps officers.

10/26/2026

A new chapter in their Navy careers begins with a set of orders. ⚓

Students of Class 26-040 at Navy Supply Corps School took part in orders reading, marking an exciting milestone as they prepare for their next assignments across the fleet.

Behind every set of orders is an opportunity to lead, serve, and make an impact. As these future Supply Corps officers prepare to take what they've learned at NSCS into the fleet, they're one step closer to supporting the Sailors, ships, and missions that keep the Navy moving.

Congratulations, Class 26-040! Your next adventure awaits. Fair winds and following seas!

10/22/2026

Congratulations to Brian Mitchell, Civilian of the Quarter!

Please join us in congratulating Brian Mitchell on his outstanding contribution to the Navy Supply Corps School!

Brian has dedicated more than 280 hours of instruction across multiple courses, modernized course delivery, strengthened training programs, and ensured compliance with updated fleet publications.

Thank you, Brian, for your professionalism, commitment, and exceptional support.

10/21/2026

Today, the Navy Supply Corps School had the privilege of hosting VADM J. Cahill, Commander, Naval Surface Forces. While here, he engaged with staff and 1st and 4th Battalion students on the importance of logistics, leadership, and Sailor well-being.

VADM Cahill emphasized that sustaining the Fleet goes beyond delivering the supplies necessary for mission success. It also means understanding what Sailors need for both the heart and the spirit. Morale, resilience, and human connection are just as essential to readiness as the resources that keep ships operating.

As future Supply Corps officers, our mission is not only to fuel the Fleet, but to help sustain the Sailors who make it mission-ready. By caring for both the operational needs and the human spirit of our warfighters, we strengthen the foundation of a resilient, ready, and capable Navy. Commander Naval Surface Force, Us Pacific Fleet

10/19/2026

CONGRATULATIONS, LTJG TAYLOR DUBOSE!

Please join us in congratulating LTJG Taylor Dubose, SC, USN for being selected the Navy Supply Corps School’s Military Instructor of the Quarter (Officer) for 2026!
LTJG Dubose’s exceptional leadership, initiative, and dedication to developing future Naval Supply Corps officers make her an outstanding instructor and mentor. Through her leadership of the Basic Supply Officer Course Foundations Module, she has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to training excellence. Bravo Zulu, LTJG Dubose! Thank you for your dedication and contribution to developing the next generation of Navy leaders.
Join us in celebrating this well-deserved achievement and expressing our gratitude to LTJG Dubose for her outstanding contributions to the NSCS!

10/16/2026

Connecting Innovation, Training, and Excellence in Navy Food Service! ⚓

The Navy Supply Corps School (NSCS) participated in the Trade Show, highlighting the importance of culinary innovation, food service excellence, and the critical role that feeding the Fleet plays in mission readiness.

Events like these provide valuable opportunities to explore new ideas, strengthen professional connections, and showcase the dedication of the food service community in supporting Sailors around the world.

10/14/2026

CONGRATULATIONS, CWO3 RHOADS!

Please join us in congratulating Chief Warrant Officer Three Christopher R. Rhoads for being awarded the Navy Supply Corps School’s Military Instructor of the Year (Officer) for 2026!
CWO3 stellar instruction in the Food Service Course has unquestionably made a significant impact on the future of the Navy. His commitment to excellence in training and leadership has not only inspired his students but has also set a high standard for others to emulate.
Join us in celebrating this well-deserved achievement and expressing our gratitude to Chief Warrant Officer Three Christopher R. Rhoads for his outstanding contributions to the NSCS!

Address

1378 Porter Avenue
Newport, RI
02841

Telephone

+16014795775

Website

http://www.netc.navy.mil/NSCS

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